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A Cambodian temple statue looted during the civil war resurfaces in Sotheby’s auction catalogue, prompting legal scrutiny over art trafficking and ethics.
Maria Caparas leads a sex extortion syndicate in the Philippines using Facebook and Western Union.
Customs and Border Protection officers in Laredo, Texas, intercept over $2 million worth of methamphetamine concealed in paint and beer, highlighting a shift in drug trafficking trends.
4,000 kilos of cocaine are smuggled from Colombia to Canada in what is described as the largest drug bust in Canadian history.
Réunion's blood alcohol limit is 0.05, and officers enforce a zero-tolerance policy for drunk driving, leading to immediate arrests for offenders.
In New Jersey, officers track a Salvadorian murder suspect with MS-13 gang ties, while Miami and Tucson face their own immigration enforcement challenges.
Los Cabos was crowned the most violent city in the world in 2017, as a war between rival gangs left hundreds of victims in just a few weeks.
Ellie Williams accuses an 'Asian grooming gang' in Barrow of abuse on Facebook in 2020.
Authorities gather evidence on a Washington, D.C. gang involved in drug trafficking and murder.
Hundreds of pro-independence civilians in East Timor have been beaten, tortured, or killed as violence escalates ahead of the July 7th Indonesian elections.
Six Brits navigate perilous migrant routes in Syria and Lebanon, confronting the harsh realities of refugee life and challenging their views on immigration.
In Peru's Cocaine Valley, Jason Fox explores the covert narcotics network, revealing the operations of hidden jungle laboratories and the dangers faced by those involved.
More than 2,000 violent acts against journalists linked to the mafia have occurred in Italy in the past seven years.
Colombia exported 27% more emeralds in 2016 than in 2015, with 60% of those stones going to the United States amid a growing black market.
In Buenaventura, Colombia, a major trafficking hub, an investigation reveals the networks controlling the cocaine trade and insights from Medellín's past with Pablo Escobar.
A billion dollars worth of cocaine was seized in what is considered the largest drug bust in Canadian history, involving covert CIA operations.
North Korea's Secret Service kidnaps hundreds from Japan and other countries under Kim Jung II.
Gang violence in Sweden has surged, particularly in Helsingborg, where younger individuals are increasingly involved in shootings and bomb attacks.
A man confesses to 35 robberies after a tense 11-hour standoff with police in Pittsburgh, revealing his complex motivations and past crimes.
A bank robber in Albuquerque, New Mexico, claimed to use his stolen loot to feed poor children, but he was armed and willing to shoot.
Eight hundred members of the militant group Ansar al-Islam, armed with RPGs and mortars, pose a significant threat in northern Iraq during Operation Viking Hammer.
Sweden faces a surge in organized crime and gun violence, with one of the highest per-capita rates of firearm offenses in the EU and increasing recruitment of teenagers into gangs.
Gangland Marseille faces a fierce battle against drug cartels, with local police and the Anti-Narcotics Office targeting 200 sales points and arresting 8,000 traffickers in 2021.
Dispatches reveals the harsh realities of workers in Mattel's factories during Barbiemania.
Four rhinos die daily in South Africa due to poaching and mafia networks targeting them.
In a Chicago alley, the burning body of a suspected drug courier prompts an investigation by the FBI and local police into a violent drug ring.
Players in Indonesia often go unpaid for three to eight months, making them vulnerable to match-fixing offers of $10,000 to manipulate game outcomes.
In Italy, the camorra's illegal toxic waste trafficking has led to severe environmental damage and increased child cancer rates in affected regions.
Bangkok's high crime rate, rampant corruption, and systemic racism reveal a troubling underbelly of Thailand's vibrant capital city.
Greater Buenos Aires, home to 13 million residents, faces rampant crime as police patrol high-risk areas with limited resources and training.
Dispatches reveals organized crime in Britain, highlighting unsolved neighborhood crimes.
In Naples, the Camorra mafia dominates the economy through crime and trafficking, while local residents and the special police force 'the Falchi' confront its influence.
David Simpson discovers 18 mutilated bodies in a remote village in the Central African Republic, leading to his wrongful arrest for murder.
In Naples, the Camorra's influence permeates the economy through drug trafficking and waste disposal, while local police force 'les Falchi' employs innovative tactics to combat organized crime.
In Progresso, Texas, border agents intercept record-breaking drug shipments, including 840kg of methamphetamine and a massive cocaine haul hidden in baby wipes.
U.S. border agents confront sophisticated cartel smuggling techniques, seizing $50 million in marijuana and apprehending teenage drug mules in various operations.
In cartel-controlled regions of Mexico, Honduras, and Colombia, communities face daily violence and corruption, as vigilantes and police struggle for control.
Bureau 39, North Korea's secretive financial organization, employs illicit activities to fund its nuclear arsenal while circumventing UN sanctions.
A suspicious police officer's traffic stop leads to the exposure of a large-scale human trafficking operation involving sham marriages and organized crime.
22 months is the prison sentence faced by a journalist in Turkey for challenging the government under President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
Port Moresby, known as the gang capital of the world, faces rampant violence and poverty as police combat the Raskols gangs amid deep corruption.
Bangkok's underworld reveals a stark contrast to its tourist-friendly image, highlighting issues such as drug trafficking, murder, and fraud through the lens of local reporters.
Nearly half of the males arrested in Miami test positive for cocaine, reflecting the city's deep ties to drug trafficking and organized crime.
Omega 7, a militant group targeting Fidel Castro's regime, conducted bombings and assassinations while evading FBI efforts to identify its members.
In 2017, Cabo San Lucas was named the most violent city in the world, with hundreds of victims in just a few weeks due to cartel conflicts.
Four gunmen abducted journalists John Cantlie and Jim Foley in Syria, raising concerns about the motivations behind kidnappings for profit and propaganda.
Jason Fox meets those risking their lives in Colombia's drug trade with the biggest suppliers.
Fourteen murders occurred in Boston within a month in 1990, prompting a shift in policing strategies to address gang violence and community safety.
